We are extremly happy to announce that, diy-VT100 firmware and hardware design has been made public.
Firmware: https://gitlab.com/madresistor/diy-vt100-firmware
Hardware design: https://gitlab.com/madresistor/diy-vt100-hardware
Licence: GNU GPLv3 or later
Here is a small demo of diy-VT100 with BeagleBoneBlack.
You can know more about diy-VT100 here
diy-VT100 is on Hackaday.io and Hackster.io too.
Note: in the git history, you can find the rev2 firmware and hardware design too.
Useful file to look at: Schematics, BOM.
Drop me an email at kuldeep@madresistor.com if you/anyone interested in getting a fully assembled diy-VT100.
Header picture: “Saint-Cloud / Le grand feu – 31” by Pierre (Rennes) is licensed under CC-SA 2.0.
Hi,
Great project you have, I would love to build one but I can’t find he schematic and firmware on the links. Can you help out please? I do not want the source code, just schematic and hex file to program the controller.
Thanks
Thank you Elia.
Updated post.
At the moment, firmware isn’t being provided in hex/elf format (only code, compiling required) – will add that soon.
Additional tip: It is not practical to work without PCB; You have to get a PCB manufactured to solder components.
You can contact me at kuldeep@madresistor.com for help.
Excellent job, is there any connection of Box0 to web? how streaming is done?
Hello Sandeep,
Box0 currently support USB only to communicate with computer (as of June 15 2017).
Also, No Box0 is connected to internet but you can use NodeJS with Box0 to create a REST server of your own.
See: https://madresistor.com/box0/learn/nodejs/dio0-rest-server-using-express-nodejs.html
And Stream on USB done via Bulk endpoint.